effectuate — to cause something to happen; to bring about or accomplish
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to cause something to happen; to bring about or accomplish
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈfektʃueɪt/
Korean meaning: 실행하다, 성취하다, 야기하다
Korean pronunciation: 이**펙**추에이트
Example Sentences
- The superhero tried to effectuate world peace, but ended up just organizing a really good pizza party.
- The government will effectuate new environmental policies next year.
- She managed to effectuate her dream of becoming a chef through years of hard work.
effectuate
VERB//ɪˈfektʃueɪt//
to cause something to happen; to bring about or accomplish
to cause something to happen; to bring about or accomplish
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Origin
라틴어 'effectus(결과, 성취)'에서 유래되어, '효과를 만들어내다'라는 의미로 발전했습니다. 마치 연금술사가 마법의 효과를 창조해내듯이 무언가를 실현시키는 단어입니다.
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“The superhero tried to effectuate world peace, but ended up just organizing a really good pizza party.”
“The government will effectuate new environmental policies next year.”
“She managed to effectuate her dream of becoming a chef through years of hard work.”
“The magic wand was supposed to effectuate miracles, but it only made rabbits appear in inconvenient places.”
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